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 Human Rights Group Protest Against Child Prisoners

The Petchey Human Rights Group joined young people from across London and Hertfordshire on 16th June at the Nigerian High Commission in London
  
Fourteen 14-year-olds led an Amnesty International delegation to the Nigerian High Commission in London to hand in hundreds of letters from young people from across the country calling for the immediate release of Nigerian child prisoner Patrick Okoroafor.

http://www.amnesty.org.uk/news_details.asp?NewsID=18254

Peace One Day premiers their new film at The Petchey Academy.

On 13th May 2009 40 Petchey Students were invited to the launch of a new Citizenship initiative by Peace One Day, with the help of actress Jaime Winstone and a presentation by its founder, Jeremy Gilley.

The Citizenship Resource aims to advance active learning in the areas of conflict resolution, global citizenship, human rights and the link between sustainability and peace, using Peace Day on 21st September as a focus. 

The students were chosen because of their motivation and commitment in Citizenship lessons and their particular interest in Human Rights.  A number of the students are now helping towards organising an event for Peace Day on 21st September 2009.

http://www.hackneycitizen.co.uk/?p=1565

 Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Students tidy up Shacklewell Green.

As part of their Community Service, The Duke of Edinburgh's Award team have been assisting Hackney Council in tidying up Shacklewell Green. The students are working hard to clean the Algae and Ivy that surrounds the war memorial in time for Remembrance Sunday.

Petchey Academy Drummers performance at the Specialist Schools and Academies Trust Conference

In view of their excellent drumming prowess in a variety of concerts across London which have included performing for the DCSF, Transport for London Authority and the Africa Centre, Covent Garden and the annual Jewish Limmud Conference six academy students have been invited to perform at the prestigious Specialist Schools and Academies Trust Conference.

We wish them all the very best.

Hackney Mathematics Challenge Final Results 2008/09

The Maths department has had a successful School-based Maths Challenge where all the year 7 and year 8 pupils took part. The following pupils, in their teams of 3 or 4, won the challenge in their respective classes. 
 
The year 7 Barts winners are: Katarzyna Blazejewska, Abdul Adesona, Toriseju Jacdonmi, Ashleigh Ege, Ines Hamilton Sanchez, Adam Djouimai, Karan Gujral, Umit Caglayan, Aimen Ibrahim, Nadir Abdullahi, Maria Arevalo Malla, Umut Atmali, Chander Nelson.
 
The year 7 Kings winners are: Saabiq Rashid, Conor Kirby, De Angelo Brown, Connor Murphy, Faizah Lunat, Catherine Morson, Karan Singh, Oguzhan Dag, Chanel Reynolds, Alice Tshimuanga, Meltem Tutar.
 
The year 8 Barts winners are: Solomon Rose, Sajida China, Jesicaa Ault, , Mahalimatu Kamara, Vikram Naring, Darius Bryan, Ofelya Kastanbollu, Husain Asania , Jaazan Alleyne- Jones, Colin Francis-Cabey,  Tiffany Beckford.
 
The year 8 Kings winners are: Cordelia Webb, Nizar Fatihi, Chris Ngandu, Shandon Matthews, Oshane Small, Nasseem Omar, Abdul Dawood, Latifah Davis-Cole, Slavisa Milivojevic, Meeka McKenzie, Juwairia Yunus, Kojo Awotwi.
 
All the winners received certificates to recognise their hard work and success.
We took one year 7 and one year 8 team of four pupils each to Hackney Maths Challenge held at Queen Mary University of London on 25th June 2009. Our year 7 team members are Saima Khan, James Edwards, Amira Sesay and Conor Kirby. Our year 8 team members are Ahmed Asilikender, Mariam Haji, Solomon Rose and Cordelia Webb.   Our year 8 team did TPA proud by coming second. Well done!

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